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The One Ring - Campaign

I am seeking 4-6 players for my One Ring Campaign. I am an experienced DM with 20+ years of gaming experience. If you like The Hobbit or the Lord of the Rings movies then this campaign is for you!

Background:

It is the year 2946 of the Third Age, and the lands east of the Misty Mountains are astir. From the cloud-shrouded peaks
above the High Pass to the spider-infested gloom of the forest of Mirkwood, paths long-deserted are trodden once again.
Busy merchants carry their wares to new markets, messengers bring tidings from foreign realms, and kings send forth
armed men to extend their influence and the rule of law. Some say that a new age of freedom has begun, a time for
adventure and great deeds to reclaim glories lost in long centuries of oppression and decline.
But adventures are not really things that people go out and look for. They are dangerous and rarely end well. While it
is true that a handful of valiant individuals set out to make their mark on the world, for others it seems that adventure
chooses them, as though it is the path they are fated to tread. They are restless warriors, curious scholars and wanderers,
always eager to seek what was lost or explore what was forgotten. Ordinary people call them adventurers, and when
they return successful, they call them heroes. But if they fail, no one will even remember their names...